Research and investigation files, [ca. 1928-1944] (bulk 1943-1944).

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Research and investigation files, [ca. 1928-1944] (bulk 1943-1944).

This series contains the Commission's central operational files documenting its staffing and the conduct of its investigation.

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SNAC Resource ID: 8284003

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